July 8, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for construction leaders
The changes to the California Environmental Quality Act could greatly speed up the issuance of building permits.
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The roughly 1-mile span will ease congestion for both freight and passenger rail along the Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia corridor.
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Although the deduction is about making commercial buildings energy efficient, it’s been key to owners’ willingness to invest in obsolete and financially distressed properties, supporters say.
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Cut fuel use, avoid downtime and gain reliable off-grid power. Power your jobsites smarter with battery energy storage.
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Higher material costs and weaker spending suggest growing pressure across the construction industry.
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Construction pros sort through a flood of information about artificial intelligence to find the applications that make sense for their firms.
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Contractors are working exceptionally hard, but still struggle to stay ahead of labor shortages, an influx of projects, and other workforce constraints. This research report charts a path forward for your business:
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High interest rates, fluctuating material prices and labor uncertainty mean that activity may not rebound this year, economists say.
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A new generation of tech tools is powering construction jobsites. Explore how Suffolk tracks steel erection with in-house tech and learn how a drone program elevated Illinois GC’s productivity in this Trendline.
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